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Paramore's Hayley Williams Refuses to Forgive Morgan Wallen's Racial Slur
3 Oct
Summary
- Hayley Williams calls out Morgan Wallen as a "racist country singer"
- Williams says she doesn't care what Wallen thinks about her criticism
- Williams has been vocal about racial justice issues in the music industry
In a recent interview, Paramore's Hayley Williams has revealed that she was referring to country singer Morgan Wallen in her song "Ego Death at a Bachelorette Party." On the track, Williams sings about a "racist country singer," and she has now confirmed that she was calling out Wallen.
Williams' comments come four years after Wallen was caught on camera using a racial slur. At the time, Wallen apologized and said he was "embarrassed and sorry" for using the inappropriate language. However, Williams is not willing to forgive and forget, stating bluntly, "Find me at Whole Foods, b--ch! I don't care. I just don't care."
The pop rocker has long been vocal about her passion for racial justice, and she continues to use her platform to speak out against racism in the music industry. On another song, "True Believer," Williams sings about her commitment to these issues. As she told the journalist, "I'm never not ready to scream at the top of my lungs about racial issues."
Williams' unwavering stance on calling out racism reflects her belief that these problems are deeply interconnected with other social and environmental justice causes. She sees her music as a way to amplify these important conversations and drive change.
